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reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 90gal reef ready tank with 180 pounds of live rock 7" deep sand bed

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 90gal reef ready tank with 180 pounds of live rock 7" deep sand bed

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only problem with a DSB tank is you need "sand stirrers" eg: sand sifting sea star, or sea cucumbers or certain snails. they move through the sand and keep pockets of toxic gasses (produced by decaying organic matter) from forming and being released into the tank and killin yo fishez! =D fish avatar
jw.y a so dsb? fish avatar
theres different ways of using substrate, if you read his description it says its a dsb tank. nice job keefsama! fish avatar
It looks real nice, but to much sand to my taste !! fish avatar
WHY SO MUCH SAND fish avatar

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